Lemoine Lampel - Etudes D'intervalles - Piano
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Summary of This Method
"Etudes for Piano" is a collection designed to develop mastery of intervals, a key aspect for improving sight-reading, flexibility, and precise hand positioning. The content focuses on a series of studies dedicated to thirds, fifths, sixths, octaves and ninths, seconds, sevenths, fourths, as well as tenths and elevenths: all configurations frequently found in repertoire and accompaniments. By working these intervals in a structured way, you strengthen finger independence, hand stability, and anticipation of movements on the keyboard. This approach is especially useful for gaining comfort in chord passages, harmonic progressions, and runs that require quick stretches, while refining articulation, legato, and sound homogeneity. Usable as a daily study method, this resource is suitable both for technical training and for preparing pieces where double notes and large intervals demand precision and endurance.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Edition | Lemoine | Pages | 14 |
| Instrumentation | Piano | Year of Publication | 2010 |
| Genre | Method - studies | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which intervals are practiced in these piano studies?
The collection covers thirds, fifths, sixths, octaves, ninths, seconds, sevenths, fourths, tenths, and elevenths.
Does this method help to work on double notes on the piano?
The studies focus on interval configurations found in double notes and harmonic sequences. The proposed exercises aim for hand stability and anticipation of movements on the keyboard.
How many pages does Lemoine Lampel - Études d'intervalles contain?
The book contains 14 pages.
For which instrument is this Lemoine method written?
This edition is intended for piano. It belongs to the method - studies genre and focuses on technical work with intervals.
Can this collection be used to improve large stretches on the keyboard?
The content includes studies on tenths and elevenths that involve wide stretches. Structured practice of these intervals helps develop finger independence. Articulation, legato, and sound homogeneity are also among the areas addressed.
